Thaw Trial Witnesses Testify On Mental State
Dr. Charley L. Talley of Albany testified first about Thaw’s illness on a New York train and his mental state. Dr. Charlee G. Wagner, a defense expert, described Thaw’s lifelong nervousness and a belief in a plot to harm him, noting admissions of drinking and instability from early childhood through adulthood. Witnesses referenced Thaw’s birth health, periods of extreme excitement, and his schooling irregularities, with family history of insanity cited by Mrs. Thaw and testimony about relatives’ mental illness and brain fever histories.
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New York
Charley L. Talley
Albany
N. Y
Charlee G. Wagner
Wasniee
Rion
Thaw
White
Providence
Keen
Murry
Jong
Artis
Marty
Wooster
Ome
The
Western University
Harvard College
Marvard Harry
Cady
Dara
Evelyn
Council
Mr. Thaw
Beck
Apotiber -Brothir
Joeldh Copley
la Tv
Lake City
Amherst Enilege
Incoherent postwar note on service and payment
A blurred report mentions nin served with qin and salt from Dr Allan Lane Hamilton for 8000. Dr Hamilton received 1000 after employment and dismissal by thee ieee fawyere fret. The fragment ends with Thaw and an unresolved exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Lane Hamilton
Profes Mervicen
Hamilton
Ieee
Yale's Football Captain Chosen For Yale Team
Robert Boyd Boreh of Chetrevett Ohio was elected captain of the Yale football team by twenty three voters at a meeting. Arthur Edward Brides of Brockton Massachusetts was a candidate, tied for the previous election, and had two years on the team. The manager J.T. Foster and Assistant Manager H Davie participated in the novel captain election.
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New Haven
Coon
Jan
Robert Boyd Boreh
Chetrevett
Oho
Yale
Arthur — Edward Brides
Brockton
Mags
Butch
Hureh
Harvard
Burch
Rousing Send Off For The American Fleet In Rio
Rio Janeiro, Jan. 23. The Armorican warships sailed from Rio de Janeiro bound for Ponta Arenas on the Magellan Strait. The departure drew cheers from thousands along the quays and hills as officials and the public bid them farewell with a fitting send off. Admiral Almear and Dr. Muller joined the visit, and American officers and the ambassador were welcomed with honors as the fleet moved toward the voyage to San Francisco.
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Rio Janeiro
Rio Jatrim
Ponta Arenas
Crainn
San Francisco
Efeber
Rio
J. Muller
Hirh
Lin
Minnesota
Thomas
Hubbard
Irving B. Dudley
Treasury withdraws public deposits amid improving finances
Washington reports the secretary of the treasury has begun gradual withdrawals of deposits from banks due to a stronger financial condition nationwide. The first call targets New York banks with about 10 million dollars, plus roughly 10 million already moved by New York banks since April. A moderate call will follow in other cities soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Banke i i
Damage bill question linked to Philippine property losses
Washington inquiry reveals testimony on alleged U S military damage in the Philippine Islands. Col Hull cites Likely impact on a church property and a bishop's death, as the Howse committee weighs a bill for damages and compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Rooker
Philippine Islands
Washington
D.C
Lipitt
Col
Huil
Howse
Ifehop Rooker
Lont
United States
Ehurgh
Hull
Doctor Arrested In Worcester Murder Case
Dr K Gordon Parl faced a charge in Worcester after being arrested on a death investigation linked to widow Mary Lonise Chapin. Chapin died at Worcester City Hospital and Parl was held on $104 bond awaiting further proceedings.
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Mame
Dan
K. Gordon Parl Rat
Dvate
Mary Lonise Chapin
Chapin Wera
Wiercester City Hospital
Potloe
Fragmentary Waterbury Item Mentions Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR text references Waterbury and names like Jen and Dr. Stan. Mentions Mainetree and University of Vermeint with unclear context. Details are garbled but indicate a local notice or school reference from Waterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weterbury
Jen
KA Fae Lay
Mainetree
Stan
Tan
University of Vermeint
Bern
Propeier
Fatal railroad deaths stain busy Vermont day
In St Albans and Milton, Vermont, rail officials halted four hearings on fatal accidents. Witnesses testified about James Fallon killed on the Central Vermont Railway at Oakland. Herbert Thayer died on the St Johnsbury and Lake Champlain line at Shelburne. James Hicks and Leon Dancoss losses on the Central Vermont and related lines were also discussed.
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St. Albans
Milton
Central Vermont Railway
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
James Fallon
Chotral Vermont
Oakland
Alee Weld
Herbert ‘Thayer
St. Johnsbury & Lake Seemiete
Shel
Janes Hicks
Leon Dancoss
Central Vermont
Drowned while skating on Lake Attitush Amesbury tragedy
Adilisim Curtis aged 10 drowned after breaking through ice on Lake Attitush in Amesbury Massachusetts January 28. Companion Housen aged 1 escaped with help from S C Ongod former police chief who retrieved him by boat. Rufus Tury and his son Andrew narrowly escaped when their farm boat swamped nearby. John Hebarman an athlete rescued them with a second boat.
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Amesbury
Mass
Adilisim Curtis
Lake Attitush
Housen
Alee
S.C
Andrew
Ewampel
Shone John Hebarman
Five Men Buried by Hotel Collapse
Five men remain buried after the Albrmarie hotel collapse opposite Coney Eslami as rescuers work to reach them. No survivors yet confirmed. efforts continue.
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Albemarie Hotel
Coney Island
Piapaa
Satiapath Thin Albrmarie Hotel
Ee Coney Eslami
Girl Tries Suicide in Home Room Firearm Incident
Lynn and Jan, ages 25 and 27, attempted self harm at Konth Gomman etrent after sending warning letters. Margraret Thompson reportedly aimed a loaded rifle at her breast but the shot misfired, grazing above the heart and breaking a rib. She was hospitalized and is expected to recover, with police noting the event as a suicide attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Margraret Thompson
Konth Gomman
Jyeang Woren
Beer Seized and Destroyed in Lake Julius Roland Case
Ace January report details a lake district arrest and liquor seizure at Julius Roland's premises. Roland, charged with selling liquor, waived examination and was bound over to county court in 200 dollars. David Ploof faced liquor law charges with a 40 dollar bond. Case continued as witnesses and proceedings moved forward.
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Julius Roland
David Ploof
Lake
Roland
Suizure
Rand Jon
Nina
North Dakota Republicans set May 14 for state convention
The Republican state committee of North Dakota selects May 14 as the date for the upcoming state convention. Delegates will assemble to declare support for Taft and outline party actions.
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Repubilican
North Daksa
Japanese Government Victory Reported Across Nation
A terse national dispatch notes a sweeping government win with officials praising the triumph. The brief mentions long hours of deliberation and wide political support, signaling a firm path for Frembre Saiwaji and allied policies amid ongoing public debate.
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Tokio
Frembre Saiwaji
Pang
Bee Keeper Convention in Middlebury Vermont
The Vermont Bee Keeper Association holds a meeting in Middlebury on Thursday with M. P. Cram of Northfield as president and W. S. Larmine of Shoreham as secretary. The program includes minutes, treasurer report, committee appointments, and talks on wintering outdoor colonies and pest control.
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Middlebury
Vermont
Duncary A
M. P. Cram
Northield
W. &. Larmine
Shoreham
Addison Lowe
Onder
Etl
W. Pastetty
Huta
Wirehiasion
O. Spontery
Prattemi
SM Pie Mh
Wiromejection
Shanaesion
Wat i
Bebeth
60 Days Jail for 7 Liquor Dealers in Knox County
Rockland Maine June 24 report of Knox County cases including seven liquor dealers each sentenced to 60 days in jail and fines. Other defendants received shorter terms or costs. judge seeks uniform enforcement and equal penalties.
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Rockland
Knox County
Wourt
George Blin
Stephin Kavanagheton
Erste
Tom H. Breen
Conta
Kuch
le Mot
Jeneney Lynde
Wild
Tooutl
Mayor Haley Declines To Seek Re Election This Year
Mayor James Haley announces he will not run for a third term. He has just completed a strong term as chief executive and previously served four terms as alderman. Ment Pelier granite manufacturers are noted in local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
James & Maley
Hatiee Cranite Manufacturers
Ment~pelier
Missing boarder sparks Brattleboro inquiry
Fred Daniel of Newfane sought his missing boarder Nistrom in Brattleboro after a late night ride on a moving train. Nistrom disappeared just after leaving Brattleboro bound for Newfane, with Daniel later learning Nistrom stayed in Hinsdale and had been owed money for a bond. The case prompted a Brattleboro police inquiry and a search of nearby towns.
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Fred Daniel
Newfane Looke
Brattleboro
Tenttieboro
Newfane Wis
Drattleboro
Hinewet
Laokaye
Fred Nistrom
Polier
Janes A. Evans
Nistrom
Daniel
Hrattobenn
Lumber Company
Pace Hoalog
Tanied
Niatrom
Bond
Newfane
Daniell
Newtane
Loane Daiiel
Brattleling
Iomlals
Hinsdale
Hokton
Mings
Priest George Steyper Joins St Albane Parish in Bentileboro
Bentileboro January 23 Rev Fr George Steyper of St Albane has assumed duties as assistant to Fr Thomas O'Donohin at Bt Michael's Roman Catholic church. O'Donohin leaves for Poult in autumn for extended trip due to health. Steyper steps in as pastor amid a brief transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentileboro
George Steyper
St. Albane
Bt. Michael's
Thomas O'Donohin
Creelty
Fire Hits Condensed Milk Plant in Vermont
A fire at dawn destroyed part of the Vermont Condensed Milk company plant in Richmond. Night watchman found the blaze at one o'clock, with volunteers and a single private hose battling to save the main factory. The main building survived but offices and storerooms were burned. tanks in the tank room held five large milk containers. Personnel of about 1,500 remain at work in the condensing factory despite the damage.
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Richmond
Fie Vermont Condensed Milk Company
Tae Jose Bite
Waston
Thin
Amain
Mai
Ae Worth
Aegier
Bor Giana
Miky
Colonial House Burns Near Epplingc Shore
Fire destroyed the historic Ladd house, a colonial mansion near the seashore, yesterday morning. The blaze damaged generations of antiques and the home of the late Xedit, who left a fortune to support a local academy of higher education. Bele Ayer and Mirnne Ladd occupied the premises. Curlie Emiece is named as a relative.
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Ladd Hous
Bree
Bele Ayer
Mirn
Fire Damages Montpelier Residence of Harry Colton
Firefighters arrived at about ten o clock to a blaze damaging the home of Harry Colton. Smoke filled the cellar and the fire extended to the hinge of a cellar door. The cause and exact extent are not fully clear, but there is talk of a possible water damage and an estimated loss over £100. The department is commended for their prompt work.
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Harry
Colton
Howe
Bellows Falls fire causes about $8000 loss
Bellows Falls Jan. 23 A house owned by C. R. Teenie of Guilville burned with the contents valued at about $4000. The total loss is estimated around $8000 with some insurance.
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Bellows
C. R. Teenie
Giville
Officials Gathered in Rutland for Health and Sanitation Meeting
In Rutland on January 23 a gathering of state officials led by Governor Proctor met to discuss penal institutions health concerns. Attendees included Attorney General Fitts Auditor Graham Treasurer Deavitt Weeks and Newman Chatter with Doctors Holton Kikter and others. No concrete proposals were announced beyond general aims for cleaner slaughter pens and related measures.
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Rutland
Proctor
CC Fitts
HF Graham
EH. Deavitt
John H. Weeks
Middlebury
Newman K. Chatter
Ats
Powernor
HL Ik Holton
Attenoant of
Kikter
al Jan
Talk of the Town amid war rumors and names
Fragmentary notes describe chatter at Mine Ayers street and a City hotel gathering. Mentions Wilkin rzma Boenns B. Ayer Gitewn Phemen vile Pass GR Severe and others amid unclear wartime discussions.
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Ayers Street
Adar Eas
Aye Wits
Ming Kerien
Wreseman
Wilkin Rzma
Boenns B. Ayer
W. Gitewn
Phemen
Socialism as a Cure Lecture by Rev Lawrence A Wilson
A large audience heard Rev Lawrence A Wilson of Hardwick discuss socialism as a remedy for societal ills. He argued public ownership and unity under socialist principles, critiquing churches and government while praising socialists’ aims and the potential for lasting social reform.
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Lawrence A. Wilson
Hardwick
Secianem
Coard
Wilson Ap
Nverta
Oller
Ste Cess
de Holsten
Ptclalien
Mina Dimster
Virginia
Atlantic
Pacific
Jesus
Berlin farmer dies en route to funeral for Theodore Brown
A Berlin farmer, Thomas Ryan, died suddenly from heart failure while en route to Montpelier for the funeral of Theodore Brown, his son-in-law. Born in Canada 49 years ago, he came to Berlin 25 years ago and married Miss Orelia Brown. he leaves three children, Edwart and Mariette plus another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Theodore Brown
Thomas Ryan
Berlin
Canada
Fine
Orelia Brown
Edwart
Mariette
Supreme Court hearing in Montpelier on county pauper case
In a chancery matter at Montpelier this afternoon the Franklin county van of Blandings and Evangeline McArthur were heard on appeal from a lower court report. The Lamellia county cash of Morristown vs Hardwick sought recovery of burial expenses for a pauper. arguments featured P O Plantwown for the plaintiff and others.
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Montpelier
Franklin County
Blandings
Evangeline McArthur
Fide
St. Albans Bay
P.O
Water Department Shows Gains and Prospects for 1908
The annual water department report notes expenditures stayed under budget, with 85 024.01 paid to the city treasury by January 11, 1907. Twenty-seven new connections were added this year, income of 278 dollars, and extensions on Terrace Avenue Farwell Street Lawrence Street and Brook Street at a cost of 40 042. The Orange Brook reservoir was cleaned at 401.57, Scott Brook cleaned and upgraded, and Martin Brook screens updated at 51.44. Financials show assets and receipts, with total year receipts around 24 000, and maintenance cost 14 095.47, wiping out the city debt and allowing potential surplus to fund city benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Water Department
Maine
Terrace Avenue
Farwell Street
Lawrence Street
Oneon Brook Street
Csssee
Saanecenanes
Unnecessary Roughness At Goldera Seminary Basketball Game
Montpelier high school team accused Goddard seminary players of football tactics after a Barre city game. The Barre audience and Montpelier Argus described rough play, including choking and aggressive defense, with some players threatening to leave the floor before the final moments of a close contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldera Seminary
Montpelier
Coddant Seminary
Vermont Academy
Tor Montpelier Argus
Montpelier- Goddard
Barre
Barre Raupti
Wrnout Academy
High Seliows
Teparatory Senoola
Candidate Folster-Dear Siez Announces Candidacy
In a letter to the editor the candidate Folster-Dear Siez thanks supporters and requests more time to attend to duties while stressing dedication to both the city and personal interests.
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Folster
Siez
Weal
Shaw
Tyree
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K. Gordon Forbes
Chicopee, Mass
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Pairtax
Dr. Stanley
MES. Wmn
Alien
Hamitrer
State Railroad Commission
Addison Curtis
Taft
North Daksta
Debbie
Lee
Rastlaave Tase
Fekaond Cates
Foutt
George A/Ecuyer
Brattleboro Church
Pr. Carmody
Ladd
Epping
N. Ht
Harry S. Colton
Talk OF
TOWN
Batre
Supreme Court
Water Dept
James Adio
Damen Adic
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